Oh, David Cameron. While touring the Bloomberg offices in New York today, Cameron was overheard (with a mic. And a camera.) telling former city mayor Michael Bloomberg something rather…odd about Her Majesty’s reaction to the Scottish Referendum vote.
The sovereign is supposed to remain above politics. However, it’s clear that next Thursday’s vote to determine whether or not Scotland gains independence from the UK is weighing heavily on Her Majesty’s mind. According to the Daily Record, the Queen broke her silence on the matter this morning after attending a service at Crathie Church….
On September 18th, Scotland will vote either Yes or No on independence from Great Britain, though Reuters reports that citizens will likely retain Queen Elizabeth as their head of state (as many of the Commonwealth realms do). “Scotland will be a constitutional monarchy for as long as the people of Scotland wish us to be…
From the end of July through mid-October, Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh spend their annual holiday at Balmoral Castle, originally purchased in 1852 by Prince Albert for his wife, Queen Victoria. A few weeks ago, a tourist captured footage of Her Majesty enjoying an early morning horse ride, something she’s done since childhood….